⚛️Translation is the process where mRNA is used to create proteins.
🧬Codons are triplets of nucleotides in mRNA that code for specific amino acids.
🔄Anticodons in tRNA are complementary to codons in mRNA and help in the selection of specific amino acids.
🛑Stop codons in mRNA signal the termination of protein synthesis.
🛠️An enzyme in tRNA carries the specific amino acid corresponding to the codon and helps in protein synthesis.
What is translation in protein synthesis?
—Translation is the process where mRNA is used to create proteins by reading codons and converting them into amino acids.
What are codons?
—Codons are triplets of nucleotides in mRNA that code for specific amino acids during protein synthesis.
What are anticodons?
—Anticodons are triplets of nucleotides in tRNA that are complementary to codons in mRNA and help in the selection of specific amino acids.
What is the role of stop codons?
—Stop codons in mRNA signal the termination of protein synthesis and the completion of the protein chain.
How do enzymes in tRNA aid in protein synthesis?
—Enzymes in tRNA carry the specific amino acids corresponding to the codons in mRNA and help in protein synthesis by facilitating the bonding of amino acids and building the protein chain.
00:14Introduction and call to support the channel through subscriptions and likes.
00:58Explanation of translation process, where mRNA is used to create proteins.
02:35Details about codons, triplets of nucleotides in mRNA that code for specific amino acids.
08:40Explanation of anticodons in tRNA, which are complementary to codons in mRNA and help in the selection of specific amino acids.
09:59Introduction to stop codons, which signal the termination of protein synthesis.
10:52Discussion about enzymes in tRNA that carry specific amino acids and aid in protein synthesis.
